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Student Visa in Spain

Your academic dream in Spain is closer than you think. The Student Visa in Spain is your key to unlocking a world-class education and an unforgettable life experience. We specialize in making the application process simple and stress-free, handling every detail so you can focus on what truly matters: your studies.

Student Visa Spain

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€80

30’

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Immigration Consultation

Unsure of the requirements to immigrate to Spain? We provide a clear path forward and manage the entire process for you.

*The cost of the consultation is deducted from the final service fee.

€185

45’

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Tax Consultation

Perfect for individuals and companies in Spain who require expert guidance on complex tax matters.

*The cost of the consultation is deducted from the final service fee.

€250

60’

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Immigration and Tax Planning

A comprehensive session to make informed decisions before moving to Spain. We analyse your legal residence, the potential tax impact of your relocation and the obligations you should anticipate.

*The cost of the consultation is deducted from the final service fee.
What is the Student Visa in Spain

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What is the Student Visa in Spain?

Imagine yourself studying at a prestigious Spanish university, learning the language in a vibrant city, or advancing your career with a specialized master’s degree. The Student Visa in Spain is the official authorization that allows non-EU citizens to reside in the country for more than 90 days to pursue their educational goals.

This visa is versatile and covers a wide range of academic activities. It is designed for full-time courses at an authorized institution that lead to a degree or certificate, including university degrees, master’s programs, PhDs, professional training, and accredited language courses.

However, only higher education programs (university, master’s, or PhD) include additional advantages. Holders of these permits may work up to 30 hours per week, bring their immediate family members (spouse or minor children), and apply directly from within Spain during the first 30 days of their legal stay. For all other study programs, the application must be submitted at the Spanish Consulate in your home country before traveling.

This flexibility allows for better planning and avoids unnecessary trips back home.

Our role is to build a flawless application for your Spanish study permit. We ensure your letter of acceptance, proof of financial means, and health insurance meet the strict requirements. We guide you through every step, from compiling the documents to obtaining your TIE (Foreigner Identity Card) once in Spain, guaranteeing a smooth start to your academic journey.

Enjoy all the Benefits it has to offer

The benefits of Student Visa in Spain

Study & Live Legally in Spain

Reside in the country for the entire duration of your course.

Work While You Study

Higher ed students can legally work 30 hours per week.

Travel Freely Across Europe

Your visa grants you freedom of movement in the Schengen Area.

Bring Your Family With You

Only higher ed students can bring family to live in Spain.

Are you eligible?

Requirements to apply for a Student Visa in Spain

These are requirements for Student Visa applicants:

Letter of Acceptance

You must have proof of admission to a full-time course at an authorized educational institution in Spain.
You must prove you have enough funds to support yourself for the entire stay. The minimum is 100% of Spain’s monthly IPREM (approx. €600/month).
You need a private Spanish health insurance policy with full coverage and no co-payments, valid for the entire period of your stay.
You must provide a criminal record certificate from any country you have resided in for the past two years, proving you have no criminal history.
You must submit a medical certificate stating you do not suffer from any diseases that could have serious public health repercussions.

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REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION

Necessary documentation for the Student Visa in Spain

This is the necessary documentation for the Student Visa in Spain

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the Student Visa in Spain

Can I apply for the student visa while already in Spain as a tourist?

Yes. The law now allows non-EU citizens enrolled in higher education programs to apply for a student residence permit directly in Spain within the first 30 days of their legal entry (for example, as a tourist), without needing to return to their home country.
You must prove access to funds equivalent to 100% of Spain’s monthly IPREM for each month you will be studying. For a full year, this is approximately €7,200. This amount increases if you are bringing family members.
Generally, no. The residence permit for family members accompanying a student is linked to the student’s stay and does not grant them the right to work in Spain. They are here as your dependents.
No. Time spent in Spain on a student visa is considered a “stay” (estancia), not legal residency. Therefore, it does not count toward the years required to apply for Spanish citizenship by residency.
Yes, but only in cases of higher education studies. You can apply for a 1-year Job Search Visa to look for employment, or directly modify your student stay to a work permit if you receive a qualifying job offer before your student card expires.

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